Simon Pagenaud will start first in Saturday’s IndyCar race at Iowa Speedway after winning the pole for the second week in a row. Pagenaud, who won in Toronto last weekend starting from the front row, posted an average speed of 180.073 mph to capture his third pole of 2019 and his 13th overall. Will Power […]
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MINNEAPOLIS — After a week of attacks by President Trump that culminated in a chant of “send her back” at one of his re-election rallies, Representative Ilhan Omar, the Somali-born Democrat from Minnesota, returned to her district on Thursday evening to a hero’s welcome. About 100 supporters mobbed Ms. Omar at Minneapolis-Saint Paul Airport with
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These amateur investor groups are another iteration of investment clubs that have popped up around the country for decades. Most of those clubs have sought to channel the collective wisdom of their members to do something that professional investors struggle to do full time. When putting money into public equities, investors have an out if
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Nordstrom’s annual “NSale” opens to the public on Friday, July 18, so obviously we’re preparing our carts. While Nordstrom cardholders have been enjoying early access to the sale for a few days now, there’s still plenty to shop, with new items likely dropping over the next two weeks of the sale. You’ll find major markdowns
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A crew member working on the second season of the DC Universe series “Titans” has died following a fatal stunt accident. Special effects coordinator Warren Appleby, an industry veteran for 25 years, died Thursday “after an accident which occurred at a special effects facility during the preparation and testing for an upcoming shoot,” Variety reports.
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Tourists and a pilot on a helicopter sightseeing tour of Iceland have found dozens of dead whales on a remote beach in Iceland. David Schwarzhans, a pilot for Reykjavík Helicopters, said he and his passengers counted 50 long-finned pilot whales washed up on the Snaefellsnes Peninsula in western Iceland on Thursday. Schwarzhans said “there might
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The two most important spots on a football team are the coach and the quarterback. Ohio State has questions at both. The Buckeyes aren’t the only powerhouse program with uncertainty in the Big Ten’s East Division. Michigan and Michigan State each have a new offensive coordinator, and Penn State has to find a replacement for
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ASPEN, Colo. — An experienced official will oversee election security intelligence across the government in a newly created senior position, the director of national intelligence announced on Friday as part of an effort to improve coordination and speed response to attacks by foreign governments. Intelligence officials said the new post reflects the reality that influence
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Democratic presidential candidates trying to appeal to progressive voters with a call for “Medicare for All” are wrestling with the thorny question of how to pay for such a dramatic overhaul of the U.S. health care system. Bernie Sanders, the chief proponent of Medicare for All, says such a remodel could cost up to $40
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Katy Perry opened up in a radio interview about how her relationship with fiancee Orlando Bloom is different than her first marriage to Russell Brand, saying she knows to “do the work” before she ties the knot again. Perry explained in an interview broadcast this week with the Australian station KIIS 1065′s Kyle & Jackie O
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